歌手:吴懿铖
专辑:《Gone Are the Years (似水流年)》

作词 : 吴懿铖
作曲 : 吴懿铖
I leave my hostel on the hill
To shiver in Prague’s morning chill
A silver pad-lock in my pocket
You are the place where I will lock it
Has she ever loved me, Charles?
The railings are wet; the statues stand
The heavy mist weights my key in hand
A stony silence, six hundred years
Will you prove this romance and save our tears
Has she ever loved me, Charles?
There is a river who shares your name
There’s a story no one can explain
I should have kissed her by your side
Even the May in Boston was a lie
Has she ever loved me, Charles?
Maybe you don’t care; maybe you don’t know
Maybe you’ll forget us, when it snows
If she goes to see you, don’t make her cry
I lock my prayer around your neck
I carve two names still with regret
The next mountain’s calling from afar
Empty bridge is filling my empty heart
Has she ever loved me, Charles?
Has she ever loved me, Charles?